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Fractures Ankle In
Skiing. Accident.
(Kingsbridge News) .
Kathy Hogan is a patient in Win -
Om Hospital with a fractured
ankle as a result, of a skiing acci- .
dent. Frank 'Sullivan n returned! .home
last week after spending the past
three 'weeks in Detroit.
Taos, Wallace is home after
being. hospitalized in Wingham
Hospital. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilmore, •
Calgary, Frances .Gilmore, London
visited Mit. Gilmore and Jim over
the weekend. • " •
Mr., and Mrs.. Dennis Hogan;
Rosemary, Ronnie and Michael
spent Sunday in London.'
The burial of Miss Catherine.
McCarthy of West Wawanosh took
place in St. Joseph's cemetery,
Monday, January 100. 'Her death
occurred suddenly in Wingham
District Hospital.,; Requiem Mass
was sung at Sacred Heart Roman
Catholic church, 'Wingham.'• We:
extend ,our sympathy to her sister, , ,
Mrs.: Louis Dalton, West• W.awanosh
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LittIeGrI Meets
Tragic Death
(Kingsbridge News)
We would like to express our,
sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs;
William. Walters of Waterloo on the
tragic death' of their 2 -year old`.
.daughter; Tracy Lynn, She died.
instantly when a t ruck passed over
her in the driveway of a neighbor's
lhpme.. The child's maternal
grandparents are Mr, ; and Mrs,
'lames Johnston of Goderich (form-
erly .Rita!oley of •this parish)..•
Newlyweds SII
Live In Alberts
. MOLE - TRYDAL
Mi. and Mrs. John Trydal of
Edson., . Alberta, are happy `to atin-
ounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Darlene, to Mr. Douglas. Mole.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. •Ben Mole, of
Dungannon. Ontario..
•The marriage; took place in
Grace Lutheran Church, Edson,:
on December 28th at 2.30 p.m:.
Rev. Gehring officiated.
Ernployment Good.
In Huron County
.Employment in Goderich and .
.throughout .most of .Huron County
generally remained good during
the month of December, following
a tiend set earlier the,year.'
Figures released by C M. :Jut-.
rat; manager of the National Em-
ployment Service at' Goderich,, re-:
veal that at the end of December,
1965; there were 389 'applicants,. ,
registered; for employment against
494 at the end of the Same:period'
in 1964. ••.
This substantia 'decrease of 105..
persons,or 21.5%o'in applicants' reg=
istered tor. employment. with, the
Goderich NES over the previous
year is indicative of the continued
stability in the manufacturing in-
dustry and K•dlso of the marked in
crease in construction projects in
the area over 'previous years;
As..anticipated, normal seasonal
lay-offs in road:construction,vconn-
mercial fishing and ' Great Lakes
shipping occasioned a noticeable•.
rise in unemployment from Novem-
ber to December, 1965..The em-
ployment outlook for' the beginning
of 1966, however„ remains very
good with numerous job opportun-
ities being listed.with the Goder
ich NES', in service, rnanufactur
ing and construction occupations.
Despite'the season of the year, ,
a total of 104 persons were placed
in employment by the Goderich
NF1S during December.
KINLOSS
Mr, and Mrs. Hector Cook of
Kitchener were weekend guests. with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall.
and Allan: '.
ivir, and;virs. Ira Dickie and sons
visited Sunday with:WS C. E`. and
Mrs. Dickie and farfily'of Scarbor.
rough;.
Mr,. and Mrs. ' Bruce Hamilton
and Anne of .Lucknow visited Sat-.
urday eveningwith Mr. and Mrs, •
Gilbert Hamilton and Ross.
K,airshea W I. will meet Thurr-
day. ,, January 20th, ..at the home of
Mrs. Curr•ie Colwell.. The motto=
To -day is the to -morrow- your
'worried about yesterday" and "all
'is well" .will be.given by Mrs.
Harvey Houston:, Mrs; Evan. Keith
will have "Current Events" '
Caprice Custom Coupe .,
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
There's something exhilarating'. about a r'
'66 Caprice.' You'll feel it the moment • tV
you slip- inside..You've just got to: turn it
on: Do. Then , head .for the highway. • ("M""
That's where you'll find out aII aboutt itni
Caprice :its Jet -smoother ride .... wrap)
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. comfort �:.. si lence . �.. but reading about
it isn't half as good as doing ;it Your.
Chevrolet dealer is the man to see.
What. are you doing to -day?
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IN ONE PLACE..-, AT YOUR 'CHEVROLET\I)LER'$
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Be sure td seeBonanza on the CBC -Til network. each
GIRL GUIDE NEWS
(by Susan. Manto) .
Last.friday evening, the 1st
Lucknow Girl Guides held their
regular meeting. After roll call,
patrols were inspected and horse'
shoe formation made by all..
Games were played' followed by
a work period.. Campfire and Taps
closed the meeting.
Since'1949'' Canadian :wa s. Clave
risen 112 per cent; only84'er
.
cent in
. Annual Meeting 11!
.Anglican Church
(Kiniough News).
The Annual Meeting.of the Ver •
try,of the Anglican Church was.
held with Canon R. W. Stump in
charge and Miss Edna Boyle,, yes-
try clerk. The meeting opened . �.
with. prayer. •Reports were given
froth each department:which show
ed a good year both spiritually and
financially. Officers elected 'were.
Wardens; Harold Haldenby. Don
'Gillespie; Sidemen.. Gerald Rhody,'
Milford Wall; Synod delegates, . .
Bert Nicholson. How'ard•Thompson;
Auditors, Gerald .Rhody, .Delbert•
Hedhy; Board of„Managenient., Rev .
'Benson Cox (Honouraryiadvisor),
Secretary Edna Boyle, Harold.Ha1-
denby, 'Don Gillespie,, Bert Nichol-
,.son.,
ichol-,son, Howard Thompson, Midford.•
Wail, 'Delbert 'Hedley, . Roy Graham,
Roy. Schneller, Gerald Rhody., Rae
Haldenby, with a chairmanto be.
chosen .at each meeting; ,The
Doxology was.sungrand, the' meet-
ing, closed with prayer.
Congratulations to .P. A, Murray,
:newly -elected Warden of 'Bruce, .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer :Kolpin' of.
London visited with relatives here
'during the week.
Mrs Bob .Smith and Debbie of
;Goderich spent a fewdays with
Mr and Mrs. Harold Haldenby.,:
Barry :and Geordie.
-The H , W I. catered to the. Lions
supper on Monday evening. '
The W.A, meit.on: Thursday af-
ternoon at,the home of Mrs. Mid
ford”Wall ;: .Mrs. Roy 'Schneller
esided.and the opening hymn
wasfollowed by prayers. :Mrs'._
George Haldenby read the script -
bre and .Mrs'.:Russell Hewitt gave
the meditation. The •word for the
roll call was "worship", •'Mrs.Roy .
Schneller read, the Epiphany.. letter
from the Living Message and , con-' .
ducted. two Bible contests.' All
of the members and, visitors took
.part in the New Years program .
The meeting was closed with pray.
• er. . A lovely lunch was served by,
the hostess. The February meet-:
ing, r,Gi11 be held at the home' of
Mrs. George Haldenby and will
be a quilting.,
avirs William . Cox and Rev Ben-
son Cox held a family dinner on •
Saturday. Those present -were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack .Scott,. ;Mr. and Mrs.
Bob. Scott and• Jeffrey, George. King,
Mr. and :Mrs. Bill Scott, Edna and
May Boyle. •'
Mrs. Marie McInnes of Lucknow
spent a few;days with Mr. and. Mrs.,
Dan McInnes and family. ,
.Mr. and:Mrs. W. ,McInnes ,Ron-
nie, and Diane Dore of Teeswater.; . '
visited on Sunday 'with ''Mr. and
Mrs, Dan McInnes and family.
Mr. 'and .Mrs. • George sl•ialdenby
entertained friends' at -a: dinner
on Friday 'evening.
Mr.. and' Mrs. Arthur Haldenby
entertained relatives at``a dinner
on Sunday evening.,
AA ministry in song presentedby-
the London College of Bible and
Missions "Chorale" directed by. W. •
E; Adams, M.Mus., was held on
evening inr
Sunday Knox Presbyter.
ian Church., Teeswater. Some
frorri here attended. .'
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